Hey guys, i was wondering if its possible to use the system files from the EVO to make a boot-able VM for the android SDK. if id love to know!
thanks in advance
super-6-1 said:
Hey guys, i was wondering if its possible to use the system files from the EVO to make a boot-able VM for the android SDK. if id love to know!
thanks in advance
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sorry, im def new to the HTC products. to understand, you want to setup a Linux based VM with the EVO system dump and the android SDK on it?
what are the advantages to this?
it will give me/you a fell for what EVO has on it. as well as see if the applications can run on it fine before release
Basically you're wanting an Evo emulator, right?
In a way yes, but i want it for the SDK
could this work?
http://www.gizmodo.com.au/2010/05/how-to-try-android-froyo-on-your-computer/
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Hello Xda-developers out there, so i have a Htc Touch Diamond, running cooked wm 6.5, and a Android package is on the Internal Storage Device. I've use XGen Dual Boot, wich work fine. But i have an idea that i may be using an old android image, since that im not able to charge my phone when running android.
My current android package is from this XDA user:
* babijoee
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=601751
Could any one please provide some information of what is wrong, og give me a link to an image there is working? Thanks, Jakk212
@Jakk212 - I am also running Android but i dont have such issue anymore...i would believe that you are using an old build...try the one for 24th of Jan..works great!
Ya may be that, any oppertunity for that you can send a link for the latest build?
Much apreciated, so far thanks!
Btw do i have to uninstall GenY Dual boot?
Jakk212
Jakk212 said:
Ya may be that, any oppertunity for that you can send a link for the latest build?
Much apreciated, so far thanks!
Btw do i have to uninstall GenY Dual boot?
Jakk212
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Here you go...
http://htcandroid.xland.cz/XDANDROID.24.01.10.7z
No you dont to have to install GenY Dual boot..
Thank you very much! I can take it from myself from here with the installation
Btw is there any Android for the Sony Ericson Xperia 1?
Many thanks, Jakk212
Which kitchen are you guys using to developt for the EVO? I want to play around with an OS but dont know what to download. I have Eclipse installed and the SDK but whats next? Help please
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=633246
Tuffgong4 said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=633246
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+1 The best source you can find
Hey guys I have been getting into a lot of modding and such I was wondering what programs you guys recommend using to develop apps, roms, mods and stuff like that on a mac. I just have one request; please don't tell me to get a windows computer. I can't afford it or I would.
Thanks for any help
For apps, you can easily install Eclipse and download all of the Android SDK bits.
You can also partition your hard drive and run Linux .
It's actually better to use a Mac than a PC. You don't really need any special apps or tools besides what comes in the SDK. And on a Mac, you can build android from source. You can't on a PC.
I have a Mac and I've used it for developing
Thanks for the quick replies. Can the SDK tools be used to tweak apks?
AshtonTS said:
It's actually better to use Mac OSX than Windows. You don't really need any special apps or tools besides what comes in the SDK. And on a Mac OSX, you can build android from source. You can't on a Windows.
I have a Mac and I've used it for developing
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Fixed that for you.
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Fixed that for you.
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You know what I meant
not to start a war... but linux is way better supported.
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bk201doesntexist said:
not to start a war... but linux is way better supported.
sent from my i9250
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You're right. For deving it goes Linux>OS X>>>>>Windows
As Canonical launch Ubuntu for phone today.. I'm pretty excited about this project and according to what he said, we will be able to download the first release within next 1 or 2 weeks.
My question is, since Android and Ubuntu share kernel and driver, is there any possible way to run dual boot on the same phone?
How would we know? You couldn't wait till it was out so we'd even know the install process?
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How would we know? You couldn't wait till it was out so we'd even know the install process?
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You coundn't answer without being snotty and arrogant?
He was just asking a question, the attitude is unnecessary.
fredphoesh said:
You coundn't answer without being snotty and arrogant?
He was just asking a question, the attitude is unnecessary.
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Not arrogant; straight to the point. And Android doesnt share the same kernel as Linux. If they did, then Android would be in 3.8.x or 3.6.x stable.
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There's a way to be straight to the point and not imply that the OP's question shouldn't have been asked. It was a good question. It's too bad that the semi-anonymous nature of the internet allows people to be ruder than they'd be in person. Forums are here for people to ask each other questions. That's the point of it all.
So to answer the OP's question, take a look at this. It's not really dual boot but you may find it interesting. I'm personally really excited about this.
http://www.ubuntu.com/devices/android.
Oh and regarding Ubuntu and Android not being able to share the same kernel, here's a quote from the above website:
"It lets Android and Ubuntu share the same Linux kernel, so they can run at the same time – Android for the phone experience and Ubuntu when docked."
I said android and Linux, not android and Ubuntu.
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I have dual boot Android and Ubuntu on my Infinity, and they share the same kernel...
I'm not quite sure what you mean by Android and Linux versus Android and Ubuntu?
Because Ubuntu isn't Ubuntu Mobile. And it isn't actually being run on your device it's being emulated.
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Because Ubuntu isn't Ubuntu Mobile. And it isn't actually being run on your device it's being emulated.
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How so?
Ubuntu (which is what the OP was about) can share a kernel with Android. This is proven by the post I linked to.
As to dual booting Ubuntu mobile and android, we'll have to wait.
Either way the OP was right about one thing: its very exciting.
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It's possible to run linux on android (google app store) app. And install ubuntu on the app and run the same using chroot. Will this be possible in any of the new roms that are posted in the developers area? Thanks for your answer, this will be principal factor in my decision to buy this device.
pogo123 said:
It's possible to run linux on android (google app store) app. And install ubuntu on the app and run the same using chroot. Will this be possible in any of the new roms that are posted in the developers area? Thanks for your answer, this will be principal factor in my decision to buy this device.
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I don't see why not, you could even port native Ubuntu over with a little effort since the 5420 soc already has Linux ports.
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I don't see why not, you could even port native Ubuntu over with a little effort since the 5420 soc already has Linux ports.
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if you have the device, would you be so kind to try, and confirm, the app and ubuntu is working fine. thanks in advance.
pogo123 said:
if you have the device, would you be so kind to try, and confirm, the app and ubuntu is working fine. thanks in advance.
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http://releases.linaro.org/14.01/ubuntu/arndale-octa
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http://releases.linaro.org/14.01/ubuntu/arndale-octa
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Hmm. very interesting thanks for the info... Any hands on experience with "Complete Linux Installer" , "https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zpwebsites.linuxonandroid&hl=en" Running Linux native in the device sounds interesting, but running ubuntu on the same within android is exactly what I need at this moment. In some of the devices that I use to have especially with a original rom this process is not supported. If any body had done this process in the device and could advise will be very helpful. Thanks in advance.
I'll give it a go on my Tab S 8.4 and report back...
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I'll give it a go on my Tab S 8.4 and report back...
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Thanks
Seems to work over VNC, not naively.
First attempt doesn't download the image, have to investigate...
pibach said:
Seems to work over VNC, not naively.
First attempt doesn't download the image, have to investigate...
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just pull the trigger and buy one of this little tablet. will try and let everyone know if the installer works.
I tried it on the SM-T800 (WIFI) and it doesn´t worked at all because it cannot run the loop mode (?)
I´m trying linux on android for the first time so maybe someone can help me with it!
I need to figure out if it would be possible if i had another Kernel or another rom.
At the moment I´m running ThunderRom 800
Thanks in advance!
Maxiking
Same here. seems to need the ability to do a mount loop. any ideas.
I get "unable to create loopback device" error. Blows..
Does anybody knows the complete procedure to activate loop device on the smt800